MSHA record for Binger Quarry (mine ID 1101891). Fatalities, non-fatal incidents grouped by year, current operator and controller, and mine context.
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INJURED WAS HELPING TO DISAMBLE AHYDRAULIC HOIS TWHICH HA DBEEN REMOVED FROM TRUCK WHEN A CHAIN HOOK SLIPPED OUT OF RING ALLOWING THE CYLINDER TO FALL OVER ON HIS FOOT. THE CYLINDER WAS ON G ROUND AND FELL OVER.
EMPLOYEE WAS AT7EMPTING TO BREAK UP A ROCK WITH A SLEDGE HAMMER WHEN HIS RIGHT KNEE APPRENTLY WENT OUT OF JOINT. HE WAS STANDING ON LEVEL SURFACE.
I.NAME REPLACED THE SEDIMENT BULB ON STARTING ENGINE OF SHOVEL. SHOVEL OPERATOR THOUGHT I.NAME WAS CLEAR, AND PUSHED STARTED BUTTON, BUT THE ENGINE DID NOT ENGAGE. I.NAME HAD HIS HAND ON BELT, AND IT DRAWED HIS HAND INTO PULLEY. IT CUT HIS LEFT HAND AND LITTLE FINGER AT KNUCKLE, REQUIRING SOME SURGERY.
CONVEYOR BELT WAS OVERLOADED WITH ROCK, AND THE BREAKER ON MOTOR HEATED UP AND STOPPED. THE ROCK WAS THEN CLEANED OFF OF BELT, EXCEPT FOR FEW FEET AND OPERATOR THOUGHT THAT IT WOULD RUN. IT RA N VERY SLOW, SO HE REACHED TO PULL ON V BELT, AND AT SAME TIME THE BREAKER THREW, AND SENT CONVEYOR BELT IN REVERSE, AND HIS FINGER WAS CAUGHT BETWEEN V BELT & PULLEY. IT PULLED OFF HIS FINGE
TWO ROCKS WERE WEDGED TOGETHER IN JAW IN SUCH A MANNER THAT OTHER ROCK WAS NOT FEEDING THRU PROPERLY OPERATOR WAS THROWING ANOTHER ROCK INTO JAW AND HELD ON TO ROCK TOO LONG CAUSING FINGERS TO BE MASHED BY JAW ONE FINGER TIP MASHED PRETTY BAD
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